Skies will remain mostly clear under a few upper-level clouds through the rest of the evening. A weak cold front will push through, turning our winds out of the north, but otherwise bringing no immediate impacts. Overnight temperatures will remain quite mild for November, with most neighborhoods down into the 30s but holding up above freezing.
The weak front will drop daytime highs on Wednesday down a few degrees. However, widespread sunshine returns as highs warm into the low to mid 60s for most. Winds will remain out of the north behind the front, but remain light.
After a slightly cooler day on Wednesday, temperatures will warm back up again into the upper 60s by Thursday and remain mild through the weekend. A weak system could increase cloud cover this weekend, with a slight chance for rain showers late Saturday into Sunday morning. The next significant changes in our area look to arrive by the middle of next week, with data confident in much colder temperatures by then.
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